Blood blisters strike without warning, leaving a dark, swollen bubble that can easily spark panic. This ominous, tender mark is simply your body’s rapid response to sudden friction or pressure.<\/p>\n
When small blood vessels under the skin rupture from trauma, blood leaks out but gets trapped beneath an intact top layer. This creates a purplish blister on areas like fingers, toes, or even inside the mouth.<\/p>\n
Though unsettling, it is typically a minor injury that heals on its own within one to two weeks. The safest approach is to leave it completely intact, protect it, and ease discomfort with a cold compress.<\/p>\n
If it breaks, simply wash it gently and apply a bandage to prevent infection. Seek medical advice if you experience severe pain, delayed healing, signs of infection, or have underlying conditions like diabetes.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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